Mudumu National Park Accommodation

Malyo Wilderness Camp nestles on the bank of the Kwando River in one of the permanent channels. Located between permanent water and grass-swept plains, we take pride in our commitment to tread lightly on the earth.

Nestled on the banks of the Kwando River in the Eastern Caprivi, Camp Kwando invites you to come and explore the beautiful treasures of an untamed land. We offer various accommodation types such as Island Tents, Camp Sites and Tree Houses.

Namushasha Lodge on the banks of the Kwando River, opposite the West Caprivi Game Park, offers you, the visitor, an unique experience in Namibia's sub-tropical region - the Caprivi.

You could wait a lifetime to experience a truly wild and untouched island of Africa. Susuwe Island Lodge offers just this. We are remotely situated in the Kwando River - a permanent water source which nourishes delicate ecosystems and sustains varied game and birdlife. With just six personally attended suites, you are assured of privacy and comfort.

Game drives in open 4x4 vehicles, walking excursions with an armed professional guide, boating and fishing in the recently replenished water-filled lagoons, and mokoro excursions are all on offer to provide you the opportunity to enjoy this unique riverscape.

Linyanti Bush Camp is a small, intimate 12-bedded tented camp located on the banks of the Linyanti marshes in a private reserve which borders the western boundary of Chobe National Park in the Chobe Enclave.

Saile Tented Camp is in a private reserve, which borders the western boundary of Chobe in the Chobe Enclave. This is an intimate camp with four spacious Meru-style tents, each of which has an en-suite bathroom and bucket shower.

Savute Safari Lodge peers out from ancient camelthorn trees on the shore of the channel. The lounge, library and cocktail bar are situated in the exquisite thatch and timber main building, where an upstairs viewing deck allows Savute's enchanting sunsets to mesmerise guests.

As the name suggests, Savute Elephant Camp is known for the herds of elephants that can be spotted roaming its plains in the heart of the Chobe National Park. The camp has its own traditional boma, where guests can relax in the evening and swap safari experiences.

Savuti is an area of pans within the Chobe National Park and is renowned for its very big elephant bulls, prides of lions and the channel which connects the Linyanti River with the Savuti marsh.